They can't get anywhere with the accounts payable people either.

Why not do this with your accounts payable people?

He asked for "accounts payable" and got a voice-mail line.

But Amazon gave no information on its liabilities, like accounts payable.

And those vendors say they have been unable to reach the store's accounts payable department.

For example, consider the accounts payable department when processing an invoice.

Add back what it has taken in depreciation expenses and accounts payable.

She later received an accounting degree and was promoted to accounts payable manager.

In accounts payable, a simple mistake can cause a large overpayment.

If words like accounts payable, payroll or inventory control are in your working vocabulary, you might want to look at the book.

There was no obligation to keep records or ledgers of accounts payable.

Train those making payments outside accounts payable to use the same rigid standards as used inside the department.

Law requires modified cash basis of accounting (including accounts payable).

Liability Debt owed by the company such as bank loans or accounts payable.

Therefore late payments are not disclosed on the balance sheet for accounts payable.

He started off badly, with an audience participation trick - "Who's had a career in accounts payable?"

He said he had shifted management personnel to the accounts payable office to help.

And, he added, what about the corporation that wanted a lawyer to investigate possible corruption in its accounts payable department?

Corning has agreed to continue handling accounts payable and other functions for a few years.

Or at a big bureaucracy with 100 people working in accounts payable and a budget for strategy consultants of several million dollars a year?

Only after a customer actually uses the consignment stock may an accounts payable be created.

Other types of accounting financial transaction include accounts payable, payroll, and trial balance.

After his release in July 1998, he worked in the accounts payable department of an asphalt company.

"Computer, explain the accounts payable and the services."

Accounting systems and controls were inadequate, and there was no accounts payable system at all.

The result was that the error account paid for the trade.

Merchandise accounts paid once a week by a home aide.

He ensures that deliveries are punctual and accounts paid on time.

Anyone trying to get their accounts paid will have heard these ad nauseam:

But economists note that if the private accounts paid their share of this debt burden, they too would look like lousy investments.

The relevant invoices for each supplier can, at the appropriate time, be reconciled with the statement and the supplier's account paid.

His wife had been a non-taxpayer, and her Leeds Building Society account paid interest annually.

Accounts paid to date £267.62.

According to Defaqto, the statistician, just 22pc of bank accounts paid no interest at all on credit balances three years ago.

'For so will Henry want him found, and an account paid by someone for his price, for he valued him.'

The law made a provision for accounts paid and received by the ships purser, Andrew J. Watson, which were to be settled.

The judge not only ruled in Edith LiButti's favor but ordered the escrow account paid to her within 10 days.

We've tracked down a hundred companies that sold things to him, shipped them out, and then either marked his account paid or forgot they ever sold him anything.

WorkingPoint compiles this info so users can track categorized expenses, accounts paid, accounts payable, and vendor purchase history.

If every IOLTA account paid 2.75 percent (a rate that even IOLTA concedes is wishful thinking), the earnings would be 11 times greater, or $41,250,000.

He was accused of plotting to bring back the British monarchy, of harboring a secret London bank account paid for by the British crown, of improperly speculating in Treasury securities.

The main reason for using a Statutory Demand is not to drive your debtor into insolvency, which helps no one, but rather to bring pressure to bear on having accounts paid and having them paid quickly.

On average, savings accounts paid interest of about 2.17 percent in April, according to Bank Rate Monitor, a research firm in North Palm Beach, Fla., that reports savings account rates twice a year.

Bendinat Estate Management has shown considerable business acumen by offering a range of optional management services to owners, including regular inspections of the property, accounts paid, routine maintenance, maid service, laundry and even secretarial facilities.

The various stages of the purchasing process include enquiry, quotation, placement of order, delivery with delivery note, invoice received, invoice checked and approved, and statement reconciled and account paid, as discussed in Chapter 5.

While customers were told the I.R.A. paid "great rates" and was "a better way to save," in reality, 85 percent of those who opened the accounts paid more in fees than they earned in interest, according to the lawsuit.

She has said nothing about a check from her account paid to Balco except that she did not sign it, and her lawyer's position seems to be: if you didn't catch us red-handed, you didn't catch us.

Up to the mid-1980s, there was a sharp distinction between most time and sight accounts as far as personal customers were concerned (i.e. at the retail level): time accounts paid interest whereas sight accounts did not.

Even writing off the Democrats, it will be very difficult for Mr. Grassley to hold all 11 Republicans on his committee for a plan that includes private accounts paid out of payroll tax revenues, as Mr. Bush proposes.

The share account was paying up to 8.75 p.c. net in 1979, the monthly savings account paid a top rate of 9.5 p.c. net and up to 12.5 p.c. net was paid on term accounts.

It compelled those in authority to pay close attention to details.

He'll just have to put up the fees or get the local authorities to pay more for the patients they send.

Another French police spokesman said the department had asked the airport authority to pay for 100 dogs.

The state had wanted the port authority to pay for construction; however it was ruled that they could not build the road.

It is almost certain that the bill's limited authority to pay for abortions will be stricken from the measure on the House floor next week.

The state has a long tradition of using authorities to pay for projects that are removed from voter scrutiny.

Creating an authority to pay for the stadium through bond issues means that state and local governments do not have to finance the project directly.

In the last three years, donors have contributed $1.3 billion to the authority to pay salaries and run essential services.

The debit was void because the bank had authority to pay only against valid cheques.

He blames the rules that allow housing authorities to pay landlords more than the local ceiling and pass on the cost.

Privately, officials at the authority accuse the police of stalling to force the authority to pay the full cost.

It also forces public authorities to pay within a maximum of 60 days from the payment request, provided the service has been performed satisfactorily.

The Government has no authority to pay hospital bills for Medicare beneficiaries after depletion of the fund, expected in 2002.

Mr. Weiner called for state authorities to pay city taxes on properties they own in the city.

The State Department, however, contends that it has the legal authority to pay up to $90 million before the appropriation, if necessary.

"Just a few papers for you to sign-giving him authority to pay wages and rates, and so on.

It asked the responsible authorities to pay compensation to Zambia, and for the international community to assist in the rebuilding of destroyed infrastructure.

They said the developer also sought to get the Port Authority to pay for $200 million in improvements to the complex.

Then he persuaded the Spanish authorities to pay him $5 million a year to rent the collection while its final disposition was negotiated.

They demonstrated in protest against the failure of the French authorities to pay salary arrears and discharge allowances.

That qualified as an environmental cleanup, however, which the U.S. lacked the authority to pay for.

And the new central authority needs ironclad taxing authority to pay for national functions like defense, foreign policy and the environment.

A renegotiated lease for the airports would probably require the Port Authority to pay more than $60 million annually.

But the panel said that if the Legislature failed to approve that reimbursement, it would then order the transportation authority to pay it.

Mr. Nagaraja blamed rising real estate values that have forced the authority to pay more for private property at the site.

Shareholders have previously given the Company authority to purchase and cancel its own shares.

A sales lead is the identification of a person or entity that has the interest and authority to purchase a product or service.

Voters also granted the village authority to purchase the 70-acre site, issue bonds for the high school's construction, and build the high school.

Where the company is seeking general authority to purchase shares in the market they must state their intentions regarding the authority granted.

A company must have the authority to purchase its own shares in its articles of association (s162(1)).

The State of New York also gave the road the authority to purchase stone quarries "as might be wanted" for carrying on its operations.

That turns out to be the vast paintings that the previous leaseholder persuaded local authorities to purchase and put on permanent loan.

Peringuey persuaded the authorities to purchase four old corrugated iron buildings in 1922, which subsequently served as store rooms.

The artist was also given full authority to purchase any materials needed to complete the exhibit and to fill the space made vacant by the 10 unfinished paintings.

Within days of the visit, the legislators unanimously approved a bill giving the Colorado River Commission of Nevada the authority to purchase the industrial plants.

In 1683 Pastorius was delegated authority to purchase land in the new Pennsylvania colony by a group of men from Frankfurt who intended to emigrate.

A framework is an umbrella agreement setting out the terms and conditions for subsequent call-offs, but which places no obligations, in itself, on the contracting authority to purchase any services.

At the 1992 Annual General Meeting, shareholders gave the Company renewed and extended authority to purchase a maximum of 195 million of its own 25p ordinary shares.

Where the landowner refused to sell land at the "undeveloped" price, the Central Land Board had authority to purchase it compulsorily and resell it to the developer.

In April 2004, Duncan announced the creation of a new body called the Ontario Power Authority to purchase energy for the province and plan its long-term energy strategy.

In 1978 the United Coconut Planters Bank was given legal authority to purchase coconut mills, ostensibly as a measure to cope with excess capacity in the industry.

Today the FFB has statutory authority to purchase any obligation issued, sold, or guaranteed by a federal agency to ensure that fully guaranteed obligations are financed efficiently.

With a reluctance of the French authorities to purchase monoplanes the Bernard 14 was designed as a sesquiplane with Y-form struts bracing the wings on each side.

Tenants Purchase Scheme allows existing tenants in the rented public housing estates of the Hong Kong Housing Authority to purchase their flats.

The bill will allow the Port Authority to purchase the lease of Stewart International Airport in Newburgh, N.Y., about 70 miles north of Manhattan.

Marsha Hausser, a spokeswoman for Caterpillar, criticized the decision but said that the company would continue to try to persuade the Chinese authorities to purchase American products for the project.

Andrew introduced the original resolution before the Hennepin County Regional Railroad Authority to purchase the 29th Street Rail corridor, the future site of the Greenway.

At this point, the defence of Isle de France had already led the authorities to purchased civilian ships into service, such as Robert Surcouf's 18-gun privateer Revenant.

Meanwhile, commercial banks and perhaps other buyers will be taking advantage of the new authority to purchase healthy thrift units, in many cases using such acquisitions as the quickest way to enter new geographic areas.

In 1957, the four Toronto-area authorities were merged into the single Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and given full legal authority to purchase and expropriate lands for conservation.